I loved this little gem of a place. Anytime I came to Innsbrook I made a special visit... today, it…read morewas gone!!! So sad. Wish I would have known and grabbed all the wonderful treasures!

Very nice place to stop. Lots of unique antiques to browse through. Worth the stop off the…read moreinterstate..

Fun little store. Have a little of everything. There are 2 floors. Both packed full…read more Did find a gorgeous full size china cabinet. Was too big for me to be able to use it but it was gorgeous. I loved the fact that the owner was able to bring his dogs to the store with him and the dogs were comfortable to be able to walk around. They had a "home" inside of the display case. Shown by the fact that they frequently went in and out of the case, the dogs felt very comfortable and were obviously not imprisoned in the display case for the day. Maybe because I've rarely been to this store, it felt a little unorganized to me. I love to shopping in these types of stores. Usually, just by standing back and looking, I can see a rough sense of organization. Delicate/breakables are in this area. Bulky things are here. Everything kitchen is over there. Whatever. Some type of organization is seen. Here it felt like everything was just placed wherever there was room. If I wanted to look for beer steins or bells, I'd have to look in every single crevice to see if they were there. A little off putting. After about 30 minutes, I just stopped looking.

We have driven by this place for many years and decided to stop in. We go on many road trips and…read morealways enjoy old general stores and antique shops. I would not classify this establishment as a general store--it's more like a throwback to Sanford & Son without Fred's personality. The first thing we saw when we walked in was a Dauchsin locked in a display case with a little dog bed. The owner came in shortly, put his other Dauchsin in there, opened his laptop, and fixed his eyes on the security camera feeds so we didn't steal anything. My two young children and I are pretty sketchy, I guess. There is a little bit of everything here. The prices are very high for what they are. I mean, VERY high. As we were finishing up, I said, "Hello! How are you?" to the owner. The guy didn't even bother to look up and gave the least little nod you have ever seen. I put our items down and left.

This is a little off the main path but worth the effort. Loaded with beautiful old furniture in a…read morebarn built in 1840. The adventure of walking through a building of this age, all hand built was wonderful. Several floors filled with antiques. The lady was so kind and was happy to tell us about the age of the buildings, which was fascinating. If you love old buildings and beautiful antiques this place is a must.

It's a pretty good antique mall! It's not huge for an antique mall. I like that because the…read moreexperience wasn't overwhelming. The prices and selection was good. Perhaps the booths are stocked by different vendors than those who stock much of St. Louis County. I did not make any purchases, but I thought about a few things, and I plan to stop by again.

Amazing antique mall with so many new and old items! I was…read moreon the hunt for some older records and this place had 6 different booths with some options! I was really impressed with how many booths they had and all the different types of things that people were selling! There was furniture, kitchen items, clothes, collectors items, movies, books, tons of home decor, you name it - it was there!

Compared to some of the other antique malls, this would be considered smaller than most. But…read moresmaller is good if you don't have several days to wander around. Located just 10 minutes down the road from Six Flags Amusement Park on the old Route 66. A pleasant ride with country scenery on both sides. There is a place called Red Cedar Inn (owned by the City of Pacific) to welcome visitors to the area. Just past a Silica plant the area opens up to businesses on both sides of the highway. There are three places out there that feature antiques, collectibles and in one instance a nice clothing boutique. The new place is Route 66 Goodies on the left if driving westbound. This place is packed with third party curated merchandise. Most are open booths where customers can handle items, with a wall of locked cases on one side. The cases are necessary in one case to preserve the condition of the collectibles inside (like new toys from the 1990s-early 1990s, comics and trading cards). There is also nice glassware and a few pieces of antique and vintage furniture. I recommend checking it out someday and have lunch at one of the many restaurants that are spouting up here and there.

It wasn't exactly what I expected. A small house with not a lot to see. I don't think we'd go back…read moreagain.

Great customer service and quality antiques. Prices are a little high but they have a wide…read moreselection.

From the owner: Genuine Antiques…read more Products: Antiques, Antique Furniture, Vinyl, Glassware, Linens, Clocks, Jewelry, Collectibles, Bags, Art. Locations Facts: We are located on the corner of Main and Jefferson. Business Description: We're East Main Antique and we're an antique store here in Washington, MO. We specialize in exclusively selling genuine antiques and we offer glassware, clocks, jewelry, and much more. We started this business after our owner started collecting pottery as a hobby. Later, she branched out into collecting art and other interesting pieces as we grew from a booth to a decades old business. We have a curated collection of items spanning decades and different cultures. We're looking forward to partnering with Villa Ridge, St. Louis, and Union consumers to continue to offer a premier shopping experience. We'd like to personally invite you to stop by for one of our collectibles, today! Associations: Downtown Washington Historic District, Mid-Missouri Fine Art Society, Chamber of Commerce.

Cute vintage shop located in the heart of Washington, MO. Selling mostly housewares and furniture…read more It's bright, clean and easy to navigate. They also have an upstairs area that's brightly lit and organized. Some of the items I saw include: dressers, wooden chairs, tables, lamps, high chair, salt and pepper shakers, hats, jewelry, vinyl records, quilts, tea pots, and plates. Closed Sun - Mon, Open 10a - 5p other days. .|\---/| | o_o | .\_^_/..2022

From the owner: We offer vintage and vintage inspired furniture and home decor. Reclaim, repurpose, refinished,…read morerestore and rejuvenate, you will enjoy browsing around the shop, seeing one of a kind pieces, and experiencing fantastic prices on all our decor! So many customers leave with a great new find and commenting how they enjoyed the store, the old nostalgic building & contents and all the memories it brought back of an easier and fun time of life! Reconnecting the past with the present!

This antique shop has it all! Antiques, new repurposed items and even a cute clothing shop too!…read more They have everything here! This was my favorite shop in Rosebud by far. If you haven't been in the area, this shop is a must see. The staff is great and so nice. They gave us the whole run down of the twine as they knew we weren't from around there.

This store is amazing. Located in an old church right on Highway 50 in Rosebud, it used to be the…read moreold Clancy's Marketplace, but has since been turned into a home decor/furniture/antique store. This is a must stop when you are in town. They have such a unique selection of items, you will not leave empty-handed!

New ownership since I was last there. It's not a bit cluttered. It is well-organized--a real visual…read moretreat. Still full of stuff on the main and lower level. Great prices!

I found this antique store on a whim by following a sign off of Hwy 94 and what a great find. Lisa…read moreis really friendly and her shop is just so well laid out with some great antiques. The store sets along the old main drag of Augusta, MO with many other buildings of yesteryear. When you enter the store, you will be greeted with a smile and lots of great treasures. I was there for over an hour and bought a beautiful reverse painting and an antique urn. The prices are right and the service is second to none. The next time that I'm in the area this great little shop is on my list for a visit.

they have such cute stuff for christmas and fall. it's one of my favorite stores in pacific and the…read moreowners are so kind! all of my friends who i've taken here love it!

From the owner: The St John family has been in the floral, antique, and gift business for 75 years, offering a…read morevariety of local gifts such as honey, fudge, salt water taffy, pickles, jams, jewelry, soaps and body products. They also provide handmade candles, seasonal gift items for Halloween, Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Fall wreaths, as well as fresh flower arrangements and cash and carry bouquets.